Christie’s announced its upcoming Post-War to Present sales this June, a central highlight of the London Summer Season, a celebration of the dynamism and creativity that the city continues to inspire.

In 1974 he upped the ante by exhibiting a glass of water on a glass shelf, titling it An Oak Tree and claiming that, although it was still a glass of water, it had been transformed into a tree ...

The radical act is still one of Britain’s definitive conceptual artworks. It has remained a deceptively simple but bold meditation on “transubstantiation,” the idea that imbuing an earthly object with ...

A reserved study of carefully cropped household items, Michael Craig-Martin's 2013 Light series isolates the relevant formal qualities of six items: a chair, a light bulb, a violin, a corkscrew, a can ...

Now 83, the Irish-born artist Michael Craig-Martin has waited a long time for this "career-spanning retrospective" at the Royal Academy, said Nancy Durrant in the London Evening Standard. Craig-Martin ...

How do you know when you’re, well, getting on a bit? For me, the penny dropped midway through Michael Craig-Martin’s new retrospective at the Royal Academy. Contemplating one of his vast, bright ...

21.65 x 17.13 x 0.2 in. (55 x 43.5 x 0.5 cm.) Signed in ink and numbered on the accompanying certificate of authenticity Mies van der Rohe Chair is an example of the artist's playful practice, using ...

Somewhere in a maze of picket fences, golf greens and lakes, Vero Beach’s The Gallery at Windsor is a remote haven for British art world patricians.

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - A portrait of architect Zaha Hadid went on display at one of Britain's leading art galleries on Wednesday and fittingly for a woman known for her futuristic designs the ...

"Published on the occasion of the exhibition Michael Craig-Martin, Irish Museum of Art 7 October 2006 - 14 January 2007". https://siris-libraries.si.edu/ipac20/ipac ...

With a half-century of found objects and ready-mades behind him, the artist's message remains that new meaning—both altered and absent—can be found in our everyday junk.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Now 83, the Irish-born artist Michael Craig-Martin has waited a long time for this ...